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h1. About the Our Project h2. Overview The goal of this Our project is aims to create a unified display by merging merge two projector projected images into one. To achieve this, one continuous, seamless display. By applying *TBA* techniques, we employed techniques such as *gamma correction*, *alpha blending*, eliminate visible seams and *intensity adjustments* to refine brightness inconsistencies in the final output. overlapping region. The project team result is organized into several roles: * Project Manager * Team Leader * Doxygen Documentation Team * Wiki Team * Coding Team * UML Design Team a smooth, natural-looking image projected across two projectors. --- h2. Objectives * To implement an efficient alpha-blending pipeline for overlapping projector images. * To apply gamma correction to balance brightness differences between projectors. * To evaluate the output and ensure no visible seam or luminance mismatch remains. *Success criterion:* The final projected image should appear uniform and continuous when viewed under normal lighting conditions. --- h2. Methodology # Load two images (left and right) for each projector. # Identify the overlapping region between both images. # *...TBC* --- h2. Tools and Software * *Astah* – UML diagram design and system visualization. * *Doxygen* – Automatic code documentation generation. * *Redmine* – Task tracking, collaboration, and version control. * *TBA* --- h2. Expected Results By calibrating projector brightness and blending overlapping regions, the system should produce: * A seamless image without visible seams. * Balanced brightness across both projections. * Minimal distortion or brightness inconsistencies in the overlap zone.